Understanding Human Psychology

  In a training session, I recently learnt about an inspiring story of a 13 year old Chennai based girl, M Nethra. The real life hero and inspiration did not know what her good deal would give her in return until it really did. The story goes, that when the first lockdown struck there were many people who were left stranded on the road, without food, without adequate supply of ration, and money to meet the daily expenses. These people, mostly the daily wage earners, at that point of time, thought that they should leave for their villages to survive or else they would have to perish in poverty. Due to the sudden announcement of lockdown and closure of state transport systems, they had only one choice, that is walk many many miles to reach their destination. They had extremely a little money to survive and they thought the best way to survive for long term is to go to their hometowns as there was no mode of earning left in the city. Their plight was all in the news and was known to the

  Resolution...Learning to stick..How to not play a game with yourself.. RESOLUTION..let's break this into words to make meaning of it. As per the dictionary it is a firm decision to do or not to do something. I would define is as RE-ReLook at the SOLUTION to something you are long wanting to do and procrastinating, or relook at a solution for an extremely pressing issue. Now most of us have tried this. We make resolutions for the New Year and even break those and resume back to old patterns of behaviour within less than 6 to 10 weeks. Reasons? Many of them... we are usually too ambitious with our targets. For any habit to set into our lifestyle it requires patience and consistency. It also requires the much needed time schedule in our times. We have heard this common saying 'A place for everything and everything in its place.' In the same manner 'A time for everything is the day and everything works as per schedule.' That means your New Year Resolutions should be